Sunday, October 20, 2013
Today's Card and Envelope Designs
As always I start with a blank watercolor card and envelope then begin to look for odd bits of paper or photos around my work table and studio space.
1. Add photo and bits of scrap paper to the card.
2. Fill remaining space with drawings or paintings inspired by the photo.
3. Do a matching drawing or painting in the lower left hand corner of the envelope.
4. Give it away as is, sell it or do what I usually do - write a letter on it and drop it in the mail.
5. Enjoy both personal satisfaction and a few comments or compliments from others.
Any way you look at it, it's time well spent and a great use of the resources on hand. This one just took an old picture, scrap paper, watercolor paints and a marker.
I don't know where this little scrap of floral paper came from but I thought I'd have a little bit of fun with it. I used pencil and marker on the card and watercolor paints and marker on the envelope. Yes, this is already in the outgoing mail. It's been quite a day around here and it was nice to be able to share it with a couple of people who really know what I'm going through these days.
Labels:garden, painting, art
art and craft projects,
art and letters,
card and envelope design,
creativity,
flowers,
handmade cards,
inspiration,
lily,
re use,
scrap paper projects
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